Irish Banjo

Irish banjo is a vibrant, rhythmic music genre that intertwines the traditional lilt of Irish folk with the distinctive twang of the four-string tenor banjo. This genre hinges on fast-paced, intricate melodies that capture the spirit of Irish jigs, reels, and hornpipes, often accompanied by fiddle, guitar, and bodhrán. The luminaries of Irish banjo, such as John Carty and Enda Scahill, demonstrate a profound mastery of the instrument, articulating each note with precision and flair. Within this genre, the banjo acts as both a lead melodic voice and a driving percussive force, propelling the music forward with a compelling, toe-tapping energy that brings the rich tapestry of Irish musical heritage to the forefront of contemporary folk.

Between the Strings

Adrian McAuliffe and Cathal Flood

Album - 12 Tracks - Released May 2, 2011